CABLE
THE CHINA MAIL MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1958,
BOMBED BY FRENCH PLANES
TUNISIAN VILLAGE
BRIEFS AIR RAID'S
Now York, Feb. 2. The First Anny public in- formalian office is used to re queals for information from youngriers on missiles, rockets and satellites.
But H doem't know what to make of the Jetter it received recently from A New York
City Junior high school studcat.
The latter read:
"Dear Sir:
Please send me."-United-Press.
London, Feb. 9.
All day Friday, Sid Hughes of
Fear Of Riots
In Tunis; Troops Out
Paris, Feb. 9.
suburban Ilford plans to leave General Raoul Salan, commander of French
hia telephone receiver
off the
hook. Already, phone messages from young lovers asking "good luck" wishes have poured in.
Friday to St Valentine's Day 1958--and Hughes telephone mumber is "Valentine 1938"- United Press.
Chicago, Fab. 9. Bird curator Kari Plath of Brookfield Zoo has a couple of specimens be kinks are ripe for the psychoanalyst's couch,
Flath suggested that a robin
and a cardinal which passed up afght south this winter "hare been living too Taxi and have become neurotic.”—United Premt.
Green Bay, Feb. 9. His longevity helped pay for Joseph H. Taylor's celebration of his 90th birthday yesterday. Taylor used proceeds from a US$1,300 fe insurance policy ho outlived-United Press.
troops in Algeria said today that the Tunisian village of Sakiot-Sidi-Youssef, bombed by French planes yesterday, was "nine-tenths intact.”
In a report to the Defence Ministry, General Salan
said aerial photographs and reports from the pilots showed that only military objects had been hit.
These included a gendarmerie building and a
former French barracks "where the guns which fired on our aircraft were located."
General Salon said that 80 per cent of the gun emplate- nient was destroyed.
The village school was intact and the pilots reported seeing no vehicles in the village during the raid, he said,
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Twenty-five French bombera and fighters awept over Bakio!- Sini-Youssef in waves yesterday, burbing for more than an hour when market day was in full ewing.
Tunisian officials sald two- thirds of the village, which had of 1,200, WIS a population destroyed, and the main public vuilidings wrecked.
France claims the rald WIS targets and against milltary was launched after a French reconnaissance plane had been fred on by guns inside Tunisia and forced to land.
(Red Cross officials in the village during the rald said that clearly marked Red Crow; Waukesha, Feb. 4.
and Red Crescent forties had Norbert Gallenburg, granted
been destroyed by bombing.) two years' probation on a trar- gtary charge, was back ơn casy Information from insurgents co:armed street today. He lives at 1917 taken prisone: had
instatitent In this City...-|that there was on Easy Street,
nt Sakict- United Press.
ramp at the mine
The Tunisian Government Sidi-Youssef, General Salan saitast night banned French troop Jackson, Feb. 9.
that 50 per cent of the mine and Former Gov. Jimmy Davis, buildings
and arma emplace- novements, except by explicit of Louiona, a hillbilly singer, ments
had been authorisation and demanded the it round
icfol
withdrawal of explaining his refusal yester- destroyed.
troops from Tunisia. day
the State to
entertain
The pilots had taken great
They also recalled Legislature, recalled that he
Ulinels law-care not to drop their bomba en Tunisian once sang before
any point outside the area from makers.
while French planes had been fred upon.
"I can say that the and Moslem schools, Armary, the post office and the mesque at Sakiet-Sidi-Youssef have not been touched," declared,
"Since then," he said, "they have never been able to get a present" United quorum Press
of
Billing. Fob. 9. Bantamweizhi Hai Up Edmonton, Canada, stopped into the ring for his Golden Glove bout and shed his robe, to the delight of 2,000 £
No runka-United Press,
London, Feb. 8. Residents of "Älverton Lane found out why their mali and visitors have been going astray, A workman hired by the
all the Town Council changed street numbers on the lane while, robody
Looking.-United Press
WAS
French
in- the
he
Meanwhile, troops patrolled the streets of Tunis today for fear of demonstrations as the death roll in yesterday's French air raid on the frontier etage of Sakiet-Sidi-Youssef rose to 70. Three of the 80-wounded died hospital today. Tunisian wo authorities said.
French troops stationed in Tunisia under the agreement which gave the country indepen- dence from France in 1956 were confined to barracks.
French
Ambassador from
Paris. Reuter,
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LEBANON INVITED
Damascus, Feb. 9.
DEATH
ROLL:
75
-I Want To Get US Profoundly
Married
Again
New York, Feb. £. Actress Lauret Bacall said today, after a year of widowhood that the waILÉH to get maried again, buk would not Bay whether Frank Sinatra would be thr
man.
Miss Bacall, whose haB+ band, Humphrey Bogart. died in January, 1953, in- dleated she was in no hurry to marry. She wants plenty of time to think it over so the won't make a mistake, she said. But she freely admitted that life without
a husband was not for her.
Lauren Bacall
"If I thought I was never going to get married again, I'd retire from the human race right now," the sultry, 33- year-old star told the United Press in an interview.
"Once you've been married and It's been good, it's the only way to live. I don't bellave in a woman living alone, That's for the birds. It's no fon to bava it all fust the way you wart EL
"As you look around and see some of the ricis, especially in my business, they seem like a lonely group. I made up my mind a long time ago it wasn't going to happen lo nie,”
United Press.
Bitter Cold Grips
United States
Som Relief For Florida State
Chicago, Feb. 9.
the A bitter cold wave gripped the United States from the Rockles to the Atlantic Coast with its ley fingers today, but southerly winds ushered in warm air to dent the cold spell across the South.
Syrian President Shufert El Kuwatly today invited Lebanon
деку Join the
Syrian- Egypilon United Arab State.
Kirwatly, addresdng a grosap of Lebanese here, said that the the beat new state guarantee of Lebanon's borders.” He added "anylime Lebanon wants to join the United Arab State in complete unity or on a federal basis she is invited to do so."—United Press.
WID
sured
of their grip over Sunshine and a slow warming trend graced Florida, already northern and central States by
a combination of fresh norther hard-hit by what weathermen
skles.
described as probably the coldestly winds and generally clear State's history.
three-mant); winter
in the
Meanwhile, a band of
pre- cipitation which included Fai, freezing rain and sleet and my developed in cold air nudging into the high plains and up the eastern slopes of the Rockies.
Disturbed' Over Raid Dulles Confers
With Envoy
Washington, Feb. 9. Socrotary of Stato John Foster Dulles summoned the French Ambassador, Horvo Alphand, to his home today and told him this country was "pro- by foundly disturbed" roports
of the Fronch bombing of a Tunisian bordor villaga.
The Secretary conferred with
M. Alphand for more than half
ut- an hour about the French tack yesterday on Soklet Sidi Youse!!.
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HE'LL LIVE IN 'SPACE
FOR A WEEK
Ban Antonio, Tab, §. 23-YEAR-OLD airman crawled into a four-foot wide hormetl- cally-sealed steel ball here is morning to-begin a work's long experiment of living in "space."
A
Donald, Gerald Futrell, more than six feet tall, will not anarge from his, experimental space chamber unili nexi Entaday unless something goes wrong.
No other human being, so for an is known, has ever attempted to live in outer-space conditions for as long as woven day
The experiment is being conducted by the United Blatus: Kár Force's School of Aviation Medicina at Randolph. Air Force Base near here,
For the next seven diys and nights, Farrell will be expert- ending conditions which caleatista bellove space-travellers will meet on their explorations of outer-space.
the
Within his metal cell like an overgized, stool, eg young airman will be completely cul off from the world, although his reactions will be noted and checked every minute,
He will experience the terriblo Ionelļness of outeruspace, Ita weightlessness and its inevitable Lensions-Reuter.
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A
short mceling.
the
The Department released
statement following The Department message ex- pressed concern over the effect the incide. t may have on rela- tions between the two nations.
Meanwhile, Tunisia announc- ad tonight that it will demand United Nations Security Coun- ell action against France for the bombing.
The Tunisian Ambassador, Mong! Slim, flew to New Yorit from Washington to deliver
the U.N. sirong protest to Secretary-General, Dag Ham- marskjold, on tire incident, United Press.
Landowner Kidnapped
Manila, Feb. 10. A wealthy landowner, Floren- tino Prezo, remained in the hands of a notorious Cavita Province kidnapping gang for today following the Birth day the failure of a second attempt by his family to negotiate his relcaso.
Two emisseries of his family potrned without Frez yostes day after having contacted the gang in the forests of Cavite, immediately south of Manils.
The Constabulary had re- Park Falls, Wisconsin, refused the family's request to ported the lowest reading early auspond operations against the today, 17 degrees below zero gang ponding the negotiations.
France-Press. reas Vinted Press.
In the North, no relief was in sight from the sub-zero. lem: peratures which ranged from the Dakotas through Lowe and Minnesota into Illinois and Wis- consin. The Arctic air also sent the mercury downward in New
the England and over
mid Atlantic coastal areas.
The frigid blasts were
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